At an industry consultation earlier this week, ScotlandIS Members, including myself, met with the Enterprise Minister, Jim Mather. Issues raised included the increasing difficulty in accessing public sector contracts, the contribution the industry can make in helping to grow the economy, and the skills challenges the industry faces.
For more details including the White Paper prepared for the Industry Consultation see the page on the ScotlandIS site.
Craig
25 April 2008
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